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Is there a way to make the MultiValueDelimiter create a new line instead of using a comma?
Default: ", "
Is there a way to make that a carriage return?
You could possibly make use of the Char function.
Combobox.MultiValueDelimiter = Char(13)
really appreciate the quick response....sadly, that didn't work. it just leaves them next to each other with no delimiter.
Hey,
Did you ever find out how to do this? I want my combobox to display its items one on each line. The items in the box are created by a choices call to a sharepoint list.
For example:
(currently)
Owners
owner1, owner2, owner3
(what I want)
owner1
owner2
owner3
I thought it would be as easy as changing the MultiValueDelimiter to char(13) (or similar), but it's not working.
Any ideas?
Has someone found a workaround for this?
Thanks
I did not find a way to change the delimiter to a line seperator.
However, I did find a workaround on how to achieve the wanted result.
Insert a new HTML Text field and set the HtmlText to
Concat(DataCardValueExample.SelectedItems; Value; "<br>")
Where DataCardValueExample is the combobox.
Finally, you need to make the combobox invisible.
ALmost there but nos recognizing the code
It doesn't take the formula:
try , as a separator in syntax
Concat(DataCardValue16.SelectedItems,Value, "<br>")
used a comma instead of a semicolon
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